Helping students succeed in mathematics is something I care about deeply. My own experiences with ADHD made school challenging, and I know firsthand how discouraging it can feel to be stuck on a concept. Those struggles now drive my passion for supporting students as they build confidence and discover their ability to master difficult material.

I am currently pursuing a degree in Systems Engineering at the University of Arizona, with minors in Mathematics and Aerospace Engineering, and I tutor students in Calculus IIII, as well as Differential Equations. Each level of calculus brings its own unique challenges and opportunities for growth.

In Calculus I, I enjoy helping students overcome their initial fears and build a solid foundation. In Calculus II, I focus on breaking down complex integration techniques into manageable steps. In Calculus III, I guide students through multivariable concepts, showing them how visualization and structure can make advanced mathematics accessible. Across all levels, my goal is not only to help students succeed in their courses but also to cultivate a genuine appreciation for their own innate ability to think mathematically.

My tutoring style is patient, adaptable, and centered on understanding each student's unique learning process. I emphasize critical thinking to encourage the student to develop their own problem solving strategies. I often remind students that as a tutor, they do 90% of the learning. I'm only there to ask the right questions!

Beyond academics, I stay focused and motivated through running and weightlifting. These activities provide much needed respite from the intensity of college academics. I also enjoy listening to EDM!